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1992 - Israel PIC 53c 10 New Sheqalim banknote
1992 - Israel PIC 53c 10 New Sheqalim banknote 

1992 - Israel PIC 53c 10 New Sheqalim banknote

  • Product Code: Israel PIC 53c
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  • 44.00€

  • Ex Tax: 40.00€


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Israel 10 New Sheqalim banknote associated with 1992, catalogued as Pick P53c. This variety corresponds to the 1992/5752 entry in the Pick classification and carries signature 8.

The predominantly brown, black, orange and dark-green design features a stylised tree at the centre of the front, Golda Meir at the right and tactile marks for the blind. The reverse depicts a gathering in front of the Moscow synagogue, while the watermark also shows Golda Meir.

The note is attributed to printer JEZ, without an imprint. The denomination is expressed in New Sheqalim, providing clear identification alongside the country, date association and Pick reference.

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What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents an Israeli 10 New Sheqalim banknote associated with 1992. The country is Israel, and the denomination is 10 New Sheqalim.

What date and denomination information is provided for this banknote?

The banknote is dated 1992 in the listing. Its denomination is 10 New Sheqalim, and the country identified is Israel. The supplied information does not specify whether 1992 refers to the issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference identifies this Israeli banknote?

The listing gives the catalog reference as Israel PIC 53c. This reference identifies the specific cataloged banknote represented by the product and should not be confused with a different cataloguing system.

What should buyers know about the product images and serial number?

The listing states that the images are for reference. It also notes that the banknote number shown in the image will not be Lirat, so the pictured number should not be treated as the exact number of the banknote represented by the listing.